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Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2014 20:12:34 +0200
From: magnum <john.magnum@...hmail.com>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Is there any high-speed beta code for nt-opencl,
netntlmv2-opencel and mssql05-opencl?
On 2014-09-23 19:51, Richard Miles wrote:
> I love john the ripper rules and in my opinion they are better in
> comparison with hashcat rules, and I would like to take benefit from my GPU
> card (opencl), however I noticied that the speed of nt-opencl is the same
> of one single processor of my box, which is pretty slow. Also, I was unable
> to find opencl modes for netntlmv2 and mssql05 algorithm. Is there any
> working in progress? Or any beta code that I could try?
Some would call everything in my GitHub repo beta...
The "bleeding-mask" branch currently lags behind bleeding-jumbo but it
has candidate generation on GPU for some fast formats (including NT),
although only when using mask mode. I think it supports some combination
of wordlist + mask though. Sayantan just picked up where he left so
hopefully it will evolve soon!
We do have a GPU version of "NETNTLMv2", but it's called ntlmv2-opencl
just to confuse people ;-) ...or rather because I never quite understood
the reasoning behind prefixing it with "NET".
Anyway it's slower than Hashcat but on the other hand it fully supports
Unicode as opposed to the tiny ISO-8859-1 subset Hashcat and others support.
MSSQL05 and others will be implemented as soon as that mask mode branch
has merged to our main branch. There's no point in implementing more
fast formats before that.
magnum
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